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Esas

Foundation

Esna

Interval or time

Esnaf

Tradesperson

Rendelemek

To grate or plane

Ezmek

To crush

Doğramak

To chop into bits

İrkilmek

To be startled

Bunalmak

To be depressed

Büyü bozmak

To break the spell

Onlara daldı

To be absorbed by them/ lost in them

Alçalmak

To descend / to derogate

Zihin

Consciousness/mind

Önümüzdeki

Forthcoming

Sarp

Jagged / abrupt

Engin

Boundless / immense

Zirve

Summit / pinnacle

Fermuar

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